Faulding Hydrogen Peroxide

Can't live without it – This is the best product for cleaning any general type of wound. Whenever I've used dettol or betadine the wound ends up infected. Yet with antiseptic peroxide I've never had a wound get infected. If there is a scab, it will penetrate under it & get into the wound to clean it out properly. It doesn't hurt or sting like dettol does, which I believe is largely the fact that the stinging will occur more so on an infected wound, and since peroxide cleans it out properly & kills the infection, there is no pain. It's even safe to use in your mouth. Obviously not to drink. But if you have bitten the inside of your cheek, you can soak a cotton tip & put it directly on the wound. I've used it on my pets to heal up any wounds they may have. It's really is my "go to" product that I couldn't live without. And for the people complaining that it doesn't bleach things... This is an antiseptic grade peroxide specifically to be used as an antiseptic, hence it being sold. In the first aid section of the supermarket or chemist. It is not a bleach! If you want bleach go to the hair section & buy a bleaching peroxide... Which by the way should never be used as antiseptic.

Weak solution – I want to know how Faulding can give a 3 year expiry date. My experience has been that no pharmaceutical product has an expected life of more than 2 years. Today's date is 2 May 2017, the label reads EXP 02 20. That's probably why it will not bleach anything.

Amazing – I've got HP in a very similar bottle but not sure about the 'Faulding'. If the picture showed exactly the same thing, then this would get five stars. Didn't get a makeup stain out of a blouse, but WOW does it clean wounds amazingly well. I recently cut my finger quite deeply. After letting pressure stop the bleeding and settle down the pain, I used some of this stuff to clean the wound. It cleans day old blood with relative ease and really sanitizes the wound itself. Next day, the wound looks like it is already a week old with how well it's healing. I've used HP for other injures and infected sores but that's the most recent. I'd recommend it to anyone, but as always be aware of potential allergic reactions and side effects (I think these are extremely minimal/rare with this product, though).